Basel, Recent Form

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Losing 2-1 away to St. Gallen won't leave the Basel squad too downbeat, given the former sits a full 14 places above them in the league.  They achieved 42% possession in that match and had 8 strikes at goal, with 1 hitting the target, up against St. Gallen's tally of 21 efforts at goal, 8 of which were on target.  

Having lost 15 goals in their past 6 matches, boss Timo Schultz will surely be casting a critical eye over his defensive line, even though his team managed to pick up some points along the way due to the 9 goals they scored.  They have scored in 5 of their last 6 games, but they have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 11 games.  

Having drawn 2 of their last 6 games they have at least put some points on the table, but they will not be overly happy with only 1 win.  

Winterthur, Recent Form

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Last time out for Winterthur resulted in a perhaps unsurprising 0-0 draw against Luzern in a match they really wanted to win.  They came away from that fixture with a 49% share of the possession and clocked up 21 attempts on goal with 8 on target, in comparison to Luzern, who managed 11 attempts on goal, 1 of which were on target.  

Having conceded 7 goals and scored just 3 in their last 6 games, they have been very fortunate to pick up 4 points.   They have scored in 5 of their last 6 away games but failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of those games.  

With 4 defeats and just 1 victory in their last 6 league matches, they have had a poor run and will need to turn that around if they want to start climbing the table.  

With 2 goals scored in his last 6 away games for Winterthur, Matteo Di Giusto will be looking to add more goals against Basel in this match.